As the moments roll, Let new joys inspire; Hebe, fill the bowl, Orpheus, tune the lyre. Let each cheerful heart Join the festive strain; Thus, before we part, We'll be young again. Cares and anxieties we now resign, Or drown them in a mighty bowl of wine; When dead, Deucalion may, if he thinks good, Drench our cold carcase in a wat'ry flood. As the moments roll..